cart; shopping cart
Commonly refers to a shopping cart or trolley, but can also mean a small wheeled cart for carrying items.
I put the vegetables I bought into the cart.
I shopped while pushing a cart at the supermarket.
I put my suitcase on a cart at the airport.
kart; go-kart
Abbreviation of ゴーカート. Used for the small racing vehicle.
See also: ゴーカート
I went to ride go-karts with my friends on the weekend.
The children had fun riding the go-kart.
She walked around the store pushing the cart.
I rented a luggage cart at the airport.
手押し車 is the native Japanese term for a hand-pushed cart or wheelbarrow, while カート is the loanword commonly used for shopping or luggage carts.
カート is a loanword for a small shopping or luggage cart, while 台車 is a broader native term covering industrial hand trucks and railway bogies.
ワゴン is a general term for a wheeled cart that can be large or small, while カート usually refers to a smaller, hand-pushed cart like a shopping cart.
Both the shopping cart and go-kart senses of カート are counted with 台, the counter used for machines and vehicles.
Borrowed from English 'cart' and also used as an abbreviation of ゴーカート (from 'go-kart').